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| Photographer |
Ameer Hamza {K:209}
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| Project |
#36 Magic Light
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Camera Model |
D-70s
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| Categories |
Journalism
Landscape
Travel
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| Portfolio |
Travel
Landmarks
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Lens |
Nikon 18-70mm
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| Uploaded |
6/4/2008 |
Film / Memory Type |
Digital
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| Views |
55 |
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0
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Aperture |
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| Critiques |
4 |
Rating |
Pending
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| Location |
City - Arabian Sea
State - SINDH
Country - Pakistan
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| About |
Jhaki Bander has a power to attract. And it has a power to stay in one's memory. Such is the charm of this wonderful, un-excavated fort that it pulls me towards itself. I am not sure why. Is it the beauty? Or is it the extreme quiteness combined with some extraordinary life forms and almost zero human presence (sometimes you might find a lone fisherman from Bangladesh out here).
The place seen in the shot is an ancient masjid (mosque) which is now sadly in ruins. High tide takes over the ruins; low tide allows you to closely inspect what is probably one of the oldest masjid in the region.
This place, once visited, may never leave you.
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Random Pictures By:
Ameer
Hamza
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{K:118786} 6/4/2008